Criminal Charges

The Minnesota Criminal Code of 1963 defines crime as conduct which is prohibited by statute and for which a person may be sentenced to imprisonment, a fine or both.

There are miscellaneous charges a person can find themselves up against.  These are all serious charges because they affect many areas of a person's life.

Criminal Charges can include:

• Arson
• Bribery
• Burglary
• Business Crimes
• Forgery
• Kidnapping
• Lewd and Indecent Conduct
• Disorderly Conduct
• Non-payment of Spousal or Child Support
• Public Nuisance
• Receiving Stolen Property
• Robbery
• Stalking
• Sodomy
• Tax Crimes
• Theft

• Alcohol Charges
• Sexual Charges
• Juvenile Charges
• Vehicle Related Charges
• Assault Charges
• Criminal Charges